The Biography of Jiang Wei in the Romance of the Later Three Kingdoms

Zhuge Wuhou was well versed in the art of war, good at managing national affairs, and well versed in mysteries, but he could not defeat the mighty destiny. Time and space changed, and Wuzhangyuan's choice was quietly rewritten. On his deathbed, Marquis Wu entrusted the entire army to Wei Yan. Wei Yan inherited Marquis Wu's military tactics, eliminated Yang Yi's rebellious party, stabilized Hanzhong's defense line, defeated Cao Wei's army dozens of times, and preserved the Shuhan gate. Jiang Wei, under his command, has gone through hardships, matured day by day, and become a capable general in his own right. When Zhang Liao's son led the Wei army to invade, Wei Yan died in a bloody battle. Two generations of famous generals came to an end one after another. Jiang Wei took over the banner of Xinghan and officially stepped onto the stage of the turbulent and troubled times. This is the post-Romance of the Three Kingdoms in my mind.